Aug 10 (Reuters) - Wall Street was set to open higher on
Monday after Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway agreed to buy
Precision Castparts in a deal valued at $37.2 billion, showing
the M&A boom was alive and well.

Adding to the positive sentiment, poor data out of China
boosted hopes for additional stimulus from Beijing. Greek banks
could get a first capital injection soon after a bailout deal is
agreed, and before the ECB can conduct stress tests, a euro zone
official told Reuters.

Precision Castparts shares jumped 19 percent to
$230.71 after Berkshire Hathaway agreed to buy
the aircraft components in the biggest deal for Buffett's
Hathaway. Berkshire Class B shares fell 1.4 percent to $141.42
while its Class A shares were marginally down at $215,462.76.
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